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It's possible to setup a chroot to use 32-bit for flash and anything that doesn't work in 64 bit. I don't have any directions handy now, but I'm sure there's some explanations somewhere with a bit of searching.
as mentioned millions of times on this and many forums. There is no flash for x86_64. The solution is simply to install a 32 bit browser, like firefox. If you want media support with the browser (mplayer, win32 codecs), then you also need the 32bit version of such player.
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